Westminster GalM tha First
Prebyterlan church will entertain
their husbands at a no-host din
ner Wednesday night at the church
at 8:30 o'clock. There will be the
last meeting of the season for the
guild and Mrs. P. H. Brydon will
preside. Mrs. William Bush is gen
eral chairman of the affair and
Mrs. Robert F. Wulf is arranging
the program.
Ike Bacon
Republican for
Sheriff
Some Are Qualified
Some Are Friendly
Ha con la Foth
We've Never Had a War
Veteran Sheriff. Let's
Elect IKE II A CON
A 3IAN YOl' CAN
r TRUST.
Pd. Adv. fcr Bacon for
Sheriff Committee.
2 1
err' .
l aasaw.
I
1 ' v
'k'-- y
"J
WB CLEM OTGS,
Furnilure, and tlaliresses
Fat. Efficient Service
Free Pickup and Delivery
Orion's Duraclean Service
Phooa 3731 Salem
6
W !j :i .. II, Q II
(SI li ii (L li
I in T S
"-'ilr, "KIM
TOf rrrhmrwmcht aVepsJ few fecfl AW .
SULFA
World War H. with all it horror and death,
Ofiiitw a ttrtt.'ig ground that proved the val
ue of Mime of the nw drugs. Army, Navy and
Air Forces yurgeons practically eliminated
-Meningtti hy the use of Sulfa pills. The drug
also reduced the incidence of acute Tonsilitis,
Lobar Pfrmis and colds from 50 to .
WILLETTS
Capital Drag Store
Or. State Ml Liberty Phone 3118
"
"V
rV
rV
"
r
V
V
K
.
x
rV
V
V
V
IE
as .ar aasr a .ay at ar a
1 7mz
mis? wsc3
Haaesth, snag niii
Mm Mlera-Flt.
taMerlng.
Extra lea Artificial
Leather Trias.
Daable-Sewa 8eams.
Tap-qaallty laq tiered
spraee fleer, water re
pelleat. eaally apaaged
cleaau
N'a raw edges left an
beand. Heavy daty harmonli
Ing fae4ag.
Cheek CATALINA'S high
quality features . . . then
compare the amasLng. law
price! Handsomely tailored
and raggedly constructed,
these covers come In besn
Ufally blended colors thai
will give life and sparkle U
year ear!
Aak for low prices On "Psranaoaat"
Hpeetal -Order Seat Covers
at nm
Extra
Chart
Western Ante Ssipply Co.
N.W. Cor. Coart Cosnoserrll 8U.
Pianist Wins
Turner Award
Bruce Goldblatt. Ron of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Goldblatt and piano
pupil of Mrs. David Eason. won
the Iva F. Turner piano award
Friday at muic hall on Willam
ette campu. The award of $20
is given yearly to a violiniit or
pianist. The fund was efctablished
some year ago by Joy Turner
Mots a a memorial to her moth-
1 cr.
i In addition thf prize winner
j plays at the i i-.-ident H concert
'dining the Oregon Mumc Teach
er' com fiitum, this year in Ku
: gene in .lune.
I The BuMiies and Professional
Women's c lub ha arranged fn
an adrtitionai yearly prize i
$7.50 anl wur- given for the firt
time this year. Carol Sletto. pian
ist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Sletto and pupil of Miss flutli
Bedford. received this award
from Mr. Mae Duval represent
ing the club.
Judges were Dean Melvin Geist,
Ralph Dobbs and Bennet Ludden.
Student Recital
Set Wednesday
Michael Caroian. tenor, will
give his senior recital on Wednes
day, May IV at Waller hall on the
Willamette university campus. He
rs a pupil of Dean Melvin Geist.
The public is invited to the 8:15
program.
Miss Katherine Schisaler, senior
piano major will accompany the
singer.
Carolan' program includes:
PROORAM
I
Only B Still. Cantata No. S3 Bach
Recil. DerpT and lrpri Still
Aria: Waft Her Anftta to tt akirs
Hande4
II
Nail . fiurt
Ia Raw (from Minon I Mnt
LHtnzelt ruite Cavalll
III
n mio Taaoro" (from Don
J 7 1
i L 1 "r St '
Aria
Giovanni )
IV
Die Schoena Muellcrln
Daa Wandarn
Wohln
Der Nugeris
Morgengruaa
Kifersuclit und atolta
Trockna Blum
Dai Bachs Wiegenllad
V
Ttva Lark in Clear Air
Th lpiehaun
If I Wrrc Kins of Ireland
Air from Milton "Cotmia"
An Ottering
CLUB CALENDAR
Mozart
. Schubert
Old I run
Old IrHh
Old Irish
Arne
Johnson
MONDAY
Drlta Gamma motlien mart at chap
ter house, 2 p ni.
Women o( Rotary board meet with
Mrs. Walter Miner. 174$ Saginaw at..
1 o'clock dessert luncheon.
St. Anna's Guild. St. Paul's Episco
pal church with Mrs. Carl E. Nelson.
30 Weit Lefelle si 2 p.m.
Hal Ilihbard auxiliary. United Span-
; Ish War Ve terans. VKW hall. 8 p in
Saleni Womin'i club Literature
i group. Woman's clubhou, coffee at
1 program z p.m.
Capital Unit. Amfii. an I j Ion aux
iliary, Salem Woman'i clubhouse. S
p in.
Tl'ESn AT
Ktokta Woman's club with Mn.
Ralph Scot I at Grorce Allen home,
ISIS N. llkt l 1 IS d-sspit luncheon.
Central WCTl' hoapitataty Wa wltn
Mrs. May me Hill. 1724 Chemeketa at .
S to 4 p.m.
American War Mothers covered dish
lunch at noon, with Mrs. Bertha Vtee
k, 1141 S. Liberty at.
WEDNESDAY
Salem Writers club, with Mrs. J. M.
Oevera. 177S Market street. 7 JO p.m.
Pythian Sisters. mother-daughter
covered dish dinner. iH) p.m.. KP hall.
Westminster Guild. Tlrst Presbyter
ian church, no-host dinner at church.
S:30 p.m.
Woman's Fellowship 12 :M lunch and
busirvesa meeting.
THl'IIDAT
HayesviUe Womin'i club, with Mrs.
Herscnel Robertson. Chemawa Road.
12:30 o'clock covered d!h luncheon.
Chapter G. PEO with Mrs. Charles
A. Sprafue. 7:30 dessert supper.
Salem council of women's organize -tlona.
chamber of commerce. S p.m.
Mark Taylor, Salem, el
ected secretary for a sec
ond term of the Men's Gar
den clubs of America at the
recent national convention
held in Atlanta, Ga. Tay
lor Is president of the Men's
Garden clubs of the Pacific
northwest and past junior
president of the Men's Gar
den club of Salem.
ir.1TlEDIATE
INSTALLATION
IN YOUR CAR "
1
j4
111
fOOT COtlTKOl
Change station by simply
stepping on the knob!
It's the greatest suto radio
tuning convenience in
Yesrs ! Come in t ic
try it today !
Lock I Only
45.75
Completa
Installation
IA5T PAYMZHTS
Com in for
Demonstration Today
"slalTrtl FLIP'S
niv""
IUdloa-AppHnce
"Vaar Rerrtea Dealer"
lllaU at lih 8C
rsone nn
Auxiliary Plans
To Sell Poppies
Veterans in the two Oregon hos
pitals have made more than 400.
000 poppies this spring to be sold
on Poppy days May 28 and 2t. For
making these red crepe paper pop
pies the veteran receives two cents
apiece. For many this is the only
possibility of earning money dur
ing the year. The remainder of
the proceeds of the sale is equally
divided for veteran rehabilitation
work and for veteran child wel
fare work.
Capital unit auxiliary is making
plans for the sale of 8,000 of these
poppies. Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding,
chairman, has announced the fol
lowing committee: Vice-chairman,
Mrs. Clara Poland; correspon
dence, Mrs. E. E. Zahradnik; pub
licity, Mr. Michael Panek; win
dow display, Mrs. Don Madison,
Mrs. Mem Pearce; outside con
tacts, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs.
F-arl Andreson; tables, Mrs. Ray
Bassett, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf; ra
dio, Mrs. Paul Ficke; speaker. Mrs.
Leon M. Brown: workers lunch.
eon. Mrs. O. E. Palmateer; office,
Mrs. Malcolm Cameron, Mrs. Eth
el Lewis; committee-at-large, Mrs.
I. N. Bacon. Mrs. Helen McLeod,
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith. Mrs. W.
A. Nystrom. The committee will
meet with Mrs. Spaulding. 1728
Court at., Tuesday night. May 18.
8ILVEKTON Fetid tatiane art
being extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan R. Gallaher (Ida Scymonski)
on the btrth of a son, Ben Blake,
May at The Dalles General hos
pital. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. P. P. Scymonski of Silverkbn
and Mr. and Mrs. B. L- Gallaher
of The Dalles.
Party Given
For Bride-Elect
A shower wa given Thursday
night for Mix Macyle Woodruff
at the home of Mis Kla In-re.
Attending the party were Mes-danie-c
John Mrir. Christine
Mumm, Amanda Anderson, Rich
ard Rogers. Robert Victor, Ray
Bairy. VValdron Hillpott. Jr.. Rob
ert Miller, R. Eckhout. H. Flem
ing. Mildred Lcnim, Wesley Good
rich, Victor Woodruff, Jess George.
Georgia Roberts. H. Hewitt and
the Misses Catherine ; Hawthorne.
Pauline Larson, Mildred Toombs,
Joyce Turner. Fmmaline Biir.
Barbara Saddler. Barbara Saddler,
Cecelia Green, Norma Boles. Doro
thy Andervon, Gladys Scholkan,
Barbara Saddler. Cecelia Green,
Norma Boles. Dorothy Ander
son. Gladys Scholkan, Barbara
Porter, Bersadie Epe, Ruth Bil
yea, Emma Belt, Ida Perryman,
Eileen Hewitt, Viola Hewitt.
Shirley Daue. Mary Ann CofelL
Peggy Pound, Phyllis Sanders,
and Miss Green assisted.
Miss Woodruff will marry
Duane Hewitt on June 5.
JEFFERSON Mrs. Daisy May
Wilkerson of Talbot wit the in
spiration for a bridal shower at
the home of Mrs. Robert Beegle
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
John Bostrack entertained. Mrs.
Wilkerson s marriage to Othel
Chambers will be an event of
next week. Present were Mrs.
Frank Moyer. Mrs. Chambers,
Mrs. Louise Johnston, Mrs. Hattie
McCarty. Mrs. Hatmaker, Mrs.
Glenn Edwards, Mrs. Don Gil
mour, Mrs. E. Lambert, Mrs. John
Bostrack, Mrs. Robert Fowler,
Mrs. Addison Golden, Mrs. Rich
ard King, Mrs. Beeble and Mrs.
Wilkerson, Leslie Ann Edwards, '
James Hatmaker and Bobbie '
Beegle.
Thn Statsffanan, SaUm, Owqon, Sunday. May 18, 1843 13
3t
DRIVI A CAR TOU'RI
PROUD OF
GET A GOOD TRADt-IN
GUAJtD AGAINST
COSTLY RUST DAMAGI
Tp5-
A4
SERVICI
Ilarion Holors
SIS Center Ph. 751
Night Tawing Call 24417
-V- 4f '"
h: ' v !
B07
L
REPUBLICAN
O Capable
Sincere
O Honrst
for
State Repesentative
Ha ham a loaa. cdacm record as a ilarion County buslnass
man and a drl laadar. Voto for four, including Houck.
Pd. Adv. by HOUCK COMMITTEE
Harry IT. Seati, Cnaimaaa
Ralph Johnson Appliances Has It
the BIG BUY IN HOME FREEZERS!
KELVIN ATOR I
It Holds 40 More!
IT COSTS LESS!
,v24950
i a i j J i y -w
It's 6 co. ft. hig . . stores enough meat, frocen food, out-of
season treats to feed jour family lor months! And you can
speed -frecxa 25 lbs. of fresh foods at a dip! It's 40 mora
roomj than other cabinets of similar sue! It's table -height
with flat top for extra working space! It fit the modern kitchen!
Powered bj the Polarspher) t . KeJrina tor's dependahU
cold -making unit . . . sealed in steel and permanently lubricatodl
It's the big bur in Home Freesers!
FRIENDLY TERMS
Ralph Johnson Appliances
355 Center 8t.
Phons 4038
Jim
Wmi mm
4 e SmftorNiCaM.)!
K
eith Brown Building Suggestions
NXCA B95!S 11 szd, i
) MOUS NSfJrVKX Us. w tf m. 103 OV. '47
X Stocked With I : ' "feU ? jL
A. Quality, X ' v:i- T i
I Cixr j i I J-i -
Experts jrH ' j 1 'gJgM" J
1 1 " L J
THL VICTOR. FLOOR PL AN
There Is a Difference in
Builder's Hardware
You'll want smooth-working, long-laatins; troubk-frea
builder's hardwara that matches the architectural styl
ing of your new home. At the Keith Brown Lumber
Yard you'll find a complete stock of top quality hard
wara from famous manufacturers to choose from.
You'll find hardware to match any style of architecture
you plan to follow. Come in and see for yourself.
To Repair or Remodel
Your Homo Ask About
Tho Keith Brown
Thrifty Pay Homo
Improvement Loan.
Up to 3 Years to Pay.
KEDTtfl-
LUMBER
From Fciisdalica Id Red
Ycn'll Fird Evcrhkij
al Kcili Brown'i
. I' ":
Front & Court St.
Phone 9163
Salens Phone 71
, fwm4 Bess
i ? i
' ' T I 1 '
v f ' I f 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1
1 1 ' " i n t M ' mi ' 1 1 r i i n 1 1 1 " i " 1 1 1
miiin
i )ll..iiJ.:l(iiliilliUilllllillliUitlltiill!